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The Edward Bulwer-Lytton Library

The Edward Bulwer-Lytton Library

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Enter, if you will, the solemn and enchanted chambers of The Edward Bulwer-Lytton Library, where romance and ruin, mystery and magnificence, move once more in living procession before the mind. Here are revived, in their full original form, the celebrated works of that master who united the splendour of history with the shadowy pomp of the supernatural, and gave alike to passion, ambition, and destiny their most stately utterance. Within this library, the listener may wander among fallen empires, secret hearts, and visionary worlds, and hear again those accents of an age at once grand, melancholy, and sublime.Public domain
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  • The Caxtons Part 1 Chapter 4
    Apr 29 2026
    In which the gentle philosophy of childhood education is tenderly explored through the wise and whimsical teachings of a scholarly father who favours nature and maternal love as his son flourishes under their combined care. A small misadventure with a broken flower-pot becomes the occasion for a heartfelt lesson in truth, responsibility, and the quiet nobility of self-sacrifice, binding father and child in a deeper understanding.
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    21 min
  • The Caxtons Part 1 Chapter 3
    Apr 28 2026
    In which the curious character of Mr. Augustine Caxton is gently revealed through the affectionate and candid eyes of his family, shedding light on the delicate balance between his scholarly eccentricities and domestic life. The episode tenderly recounts the humble yet memorable christening of his son, Pisistratus, a name borne with bemusement and quiet rebellion against convention.
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    14 min
  • The Caxtons Part 1 Chapter 2
    Apr 27 2026
    In which Mr. Caxton, with a mixture of candour and quiet affection, recounts the curious circumstances that led to his marriage, revealing it to be an act of solemn duty rather than romantic fancy, and the tender care he wishes for his newborn child. The conversation, gently tinctured with classical allusions and good-humoured banter, illuminates the depth of his character and the domestic hopes that sustain him.
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    9 min
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